- of the
essential oil and once
purified is
called yellow pitch,
white pitch or
Burgundy pitch. "Galipot". Free
Online Dictionary.
Retrieved March 16, 2009...
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January 1477),
called the Bold, was the last duke of
Burgundy from the
House of Valois-
Burgundy,
ruling from 1467 to 1477. He was the only legitimate...
- wax: 60 g;
Judean bitumen: 60 g; resin: 30 g;
teardrop putty: 60 g;
Burgundy pitch: 30 g; turpentine: 15 g. However,
according to André Béguin's Dictionnaire...
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Academy Award for Best
Supporting Actress, and for her
starring role in the
Pitch Perfect film
series (2012–2017). She
starred in the
comedies Scott Pilgrim...
-
Charles VI was
placed under the
regency of his uncles:
Philip II, Duke of
Burgundy;
Louis I, Duke of Anjou; John, Duke of Berry; and
Louis II, Duke of Bourbon...
-
Pride of
Burgundy was a cross-channel
ferry owned by P&O Ferries. It
operated on the
Dover to
Calais route from 1993 to 2022. MS
Pride of
Burgundy was planned...
- 'Anchorman'
Character With 'Ron
Burgundy Podcast'". The
Hollywood Reporter.
Retrieved June 23, 2022. "Will
Ferrell Takes 'Ron
Burgundy Podcast' Live; His Network...
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Junior members of the
family founded cadet branches in Orléans, Anjou,
Burgundy, and Alençon. The
Valois descended from Charles,
Count of
Valois (1270–1325)...
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emergence of Joan of Arc (which
boosted French morale), and the loss of
Burgundy as an ally (concluding the
French civil war). The
Siege of Orléans (1429)...
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players on a field, at the
centre of
which is a 22-yard (20-metre; 66-foot)
pitch with a
wicket at each end, each
comprising two
bails (small sticks) balanced...
